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How to Set More Attainable Goals

How to Set More Attainable Goals

The key is that you take a look at your broken resolution and try to determine why it wasn't attainable. Once you do that, you may be able to set more achievable goals.

Additionally, try to start small with a goal that you know you can achieve and then gradually work your way up to that ultimate goal.

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